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IRS May Limit Deductibility of Schedule C Losses: Incorporate People!

The Tax Lawyer’s Blog:  “Here is more evidence (as if we needed it) that supports the soundness of our recommendation that small business owners should incorporate or form an LLC rather than operate as a sole proprietorship.  Back in October we reported that the IRS is considering placing limits on the amount of Schedule C (return of a sole proprietorship) losses taxpayers may deduct against other income because of rampant non-compliance.”

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